Lab · Sector Dispersion
Breadth vs the sector.
Most screens show the sector's price. These show what its members are doing underneath — is the move broad, or carried by a few mega-caps? Median constituent vs the index, advancers vs decliners, how many names beat the index, and a cumulative advance/decline line that tends to turn before price. 40 ETFs & index cuts · closes through 2026-07-28.
What changed below the surface · 21-day
Where the constituents' advance/decline is pulling away from the ETF's price — the early read, before the headline reflects it.
Improving — breadth rising under flat/soft price
- XLIIndustrial Select Sectorprice +0.71% · A/D 1m +0.94 · 1q +1.8 /nm
- EXIGlobal Industrialsprice +0.46% · A/D 1m +0.8 · 1q +1.01 /nm
- QQEWFirst Trust Nasdaq-100 Equal Weightprice -0.85% · A/D 1m +0.69 · 1q +0.94 /nm
- XLYConsumer Discretionary Select Sectorprice -1.65% · A/D 1m +0.63 · 1q -1.27 /nm
- IXNiShares Global Techprice -6.51% · A/D 1m +0.02 · 1q +0.61 /nm
Weakening — breadth falling under firm price
Closelook indices
S&P 500 sectors
Nasdaq-100 cuts
Tech & thematics
Global
Computed across the constituents we cover in our data lake (coverage shown per card). A/D line = cumulative daily advancers minus decliners. Decision-support, not investment advice.